English Prepositions You MUST Know - English Lesson With Anna

This video tutorial by Anna from English Like a Native Co UK focuses on the use of prepositions in English. It covers prepositions that follow adjectives and verbs, provides examples, and includes a memory test to reinforce learning. The tutorial also explains the subtle differences in meaning when using prepositions with certain words, such as 'speak to' versus 'speak with'. The video aims to help learners understand and remember prepositions, which are often challenging for English language students.

What is the primary function of prepositions in English?

• To replace nouns

• To describe actions

• To show relationships between words

• To form questions

Which preposition is commonly used with the adjective 'interested'?

• on

• for

• at

• in

What preposition follows the adjective 'afraid'?

• with

• of

• at

• in

In the exercise, what preposition is used with 'proud'?

• for

• at

• of

• in

Which preposition is used with the verb 'listen' when specifying what is being listened to?

• to

• in

• for

• at

What preposition is used with 'depend' to indicate reliance?

• for

• on

• in

• at

When talking about the action of getting married, which preposition is used directly after 'marry'?

• to

• none

• for

• with

Which preposition is used after 'ask' when specifying who and what is being asked?

• to

• for

• in

• at

What is the difference between 'speak to' and 'speak with'?

• 'Speak to' implies a dialogue, 'speak with' implies a monologue

• 'Speak to' implies a monologue, 'speak with' implies a dialogue

• Both mean the same

• Neither implies a specific type of conversation

Which preposition is used with 'agree' when indicating consent to do something?

• in

• at

• to

• with